[ˈdraʃtʲɐ]
ПроизходInherited from Proto-Slavic *draščiti.
From the same root as дра́скам (dráskam).
- to scratch, to scrape
- colloquialto croak, to screech (of a voice or object)
- to scribble (to write quickly and carelessly)
- colloquialto struggle, to grasp at
“дращя за нещо” — to struggle towards something
Формидра́щя first-singular present indicative or(canonical, imperfective) · dráštja(romanization) · дра́щещ(active, indefinite, masculine, participle, present) · дра́щил(active, aorist, indefinite, masculine, participle, past) · дращи́л(active, aorist, indefinite, masculine, participle, past) · дра́щел(active, imperfect, indefinite, masculine, participle, past) · дра́щен(indefinite, masculine, participle, passive, past) · дра́щейки(adverbial, indefinite, masculine, participle) · дра́щещият(active, definite, masculine, participle, present, subjective) · дра́щилият(active, aorist, definite, masculine, participle, past, subjective) · дращи́лият(active, aorist, definite, masculine, participle, past, subjective) · -(active, definite, imperfect, masculine, participle, past, subjective) · дра́щеният(definite, masculine, participle, passive, past, subjective) · дра́щейки(adverbial, definite, masculine, participle, subjective) · дра́щещия(active, definite, masculine, objective, participle, present) · дра́щилия(active, aorist, definite, masculine, objective, participle, past) · дращи́лия(active, aorist, definite, masculine, objective, participle, past) · -(active, definite, imperfect, masculine, objective, participle, past) · дра́щения(definite, masculine, objective, participle, passive, past) · дра́щейки(adverbial, definite, masculine, objective, participle)